Name: Camila C.
Palma
Yr & Sec: BTVTED 1-Q FSM SET A
PROF: Ma’am Andrea Gatbunton
TASK SHEET NO. 1
Cosmetic Products and Tools
Cosmetic Tool Description
1. Brows/ Your eyebrows are the curved areas of
Lashes hair on your face above each of your
eyes. The purpose of eyebrows is to
keep dust and sweat from getting in
your eyes.
2. Tapered Blending A fluffy, tapered blending eyeshadow
Brush brush that fits right into your crease to
buff & blend seamlessly. Precisely
places color into your crease, outer
corners & lower lashline to add
definition to any look.
3. Fan Brush A fan-shaped brush used to sweep on a
gorgeously glowing highlight or finish
and perfect flawless makeup.
4. Buffing Brush A buffing foundation brush with fine,
dense bristles that instantly and evenly
buffs foundation into skin for medium
to full coverage.
Uses
Like our eyebrows keep
the moisture out of our
eyes, eyelashes do the
even more important job
of keeping out airborne
debris, including dust,
sand, and dirt.
A tapered eyeshadow
brush that's custom-cut
for applying and blending
eyeshadow in the contour
and crease area of the eye
Because of its unique
shape, a large fan brush is
the perfect tool for
contouring your
cheekbones, nose, jawline
and forehead.
Buffing brushes are used
to apply a smooth, even
layer of foundation or
powder. They are also
used to remove excess
makeup or to blend
foundation into the skin.
5. Pencil shader Shading brushes are key for applying an
even layer of color to your lid.
Understanding how to use each shader
brush will help you create the perfect
eye look, every time!
6. 3DHD Kabuki A multi-functional design for all areas of
the face to apply liquid, cream and
powder products uniformly on every
curve, crease and angle.
7. Blush A blush brush looks quite different from
your liquid foundation brush—the
bristles are a little fluffier, and it
typically has a more rounded or oval
brush head.
8. Lip Blush Lip Blush (also known as Lip Tattoo or
Permanent Lipstick) is a professional
cosmetic and aesthetic procedure that
uses a machine similar to a tattoo
machine to implant colour pigment (of
the client's choice) into the dermis of
the lips, resulting in fuller and more
defined looking lips.
9. Angled Eyeliner With its angled, flat tip, the Angled
Eyeliner Brush creates lines of ultimate
precision along the upper and lower
lashes.
Use this brush for precise
shading of eyeshadow, or
for blending eyeliner for a
soft and smokey finish.
Designed to work with all
product textures (cream,
liquid, powder and gel)
across all areas of the
face, the 3DHD Kabuki
Brush's pointed tip blends
product effortlessly into
creases and corners
(around the nose, mouth
and eye area) whilst the
flat plane of the brush
buffs away any obvious
makeup seams and edges.
The blush brush is perfect
for for adding color with a
powdered blush, or for
contouring with loose
powdered bronzer.
Lip blushing is a
semi-permanent tattoo
that can enhance the
color and shape of your
lips and give the
impression of more
fullness. This is done by
depositing color ink into
your lips and along your
lip line to improve the
overall look. The color is
subtle to give
natural-looking results.
A precisely thin line that
nearly resembles no
eyeliner is drawn using
the Angled Bent Eyeliner
Brush. Given that the bent
side allows for the
creation of a curved line

10. Concelear At its simplest, a concealer brush is a
small makeup brush meant for applying
and blending out liquid, cream, and
powder concealer formulas.
and wing, the Angled
Brush is ideal for winged
eyeliner.
Simply put, a concealer
brush comes in handy to
highlight desired areas
and help you disguise
blemishes and under-eye
circles for a flawless finish.
While makeup blenders
are a great way to apply
concealers, this beauty
tool helps you be more
precise.